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Daryl Jarrett
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Are there any lenders that would allow a Wrap a Round Mortgage

Daryl Jarrett
  • Investor
  • Jenkintown, PA
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I have a property in the Philadelphia area that I have owned for over 12 years and I currently have a Rent to Own Tenant/Buyer in place for about 2 years. Their credit is in the high 500's, so their not ready to get a mortgage. I am going to have to refinance the property in about 6 months do to the term coming due. Does anyone know of a Bank or Mortgage company that I could refinance with that would allow me to sell the property to my Tenant/Buyer on a wrap around mortgage?

Thanks,

Daryl 

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Rocky V.
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Rocky V.
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  • Arlington, TX
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Nope.....only private lenders will allow this.  I would suggest a straight lease and once tenants are qualified to buy they can purchase outright. 

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